I will this weekend, but I don' thave time at night, and my employer would not appreciate during the day. I am brushing up on my c# though at work because I don't program all day like in the old days. Now we have to do everything IT related. Programming is my favorite though.
i don't get what is the goal of this code, as in the end i see nothing.. what is this 2 part tutorial all about?
maeishoj 1 year ago
maybe you should watch the rest of the videos.
CindyBelindy61 1 year ago
I will this weekend, but I don' thave time at night, and my employer would not appreciate during the day. I am brushing up on my c# though at work because I don't program all day like in the old days. Now we have to do everything IT related. Programming is my favorite though.
CindyBelindy61 2 years ago
plz make movies
heidihas300 2 years ago
thank you
heidihas300 2 years ago
following is the correct text: (I think you forgot the curly brackets around the '#' and you have an extra right parenthese.
string[] tx = text.Split(new char[] { '#' });
CSharp61Programmer 2 years ago
is there a way to start with one char and end with another like start with the char '=' and with '#'
and did you get my email?
thank you for your help but your new movies i can not do because i do not know how to make a database thank you
heidihas300 2 years ago
try using StartsWith() and EndsWith() in C# I don't have any examples in C# but I use similar things all the time in progress.
you will have to use a reference book or website to get the exact syntax.
CSharp61Programmer 2 years ago
string[] tx = text.Split(new char[]( '#' ));
heidihas300 2 years ago
i got a error
it says
Array creation must have array size or initializer
heidihas300 2 years ago